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Syria As a Tipping Point

I don’t know how to create transformation on a global scale, but “let us see what love can do.”

Susan C. Hefte

Retirement in a Quaker-Inspired Community

Living later years in a joyful and supportive environment.

Marie Schutz

Student Voices Project: Dear President

We're inviting middle and high school students to add their voices to our community of readers. Deadline: February 13, 2017. Learn more...

FJ Staff

Elitist Institutions?

Examining Quaker perceptions of Friends schools.

Louis Herbst

The Gun Play Dilemma

How one Friends school handles fantasy play in the early elementary classroom.

Jennifer Arnest

Quakers and Unschooling

One Quaker family's approach to education.

Seres Kyrie

Friends Education: Our Light for the World

The experience of a Friends education leads to a teaching career.

Galen McNemar Hamann

Exploring New Images of God

We need to adapt models of God that reconnect us to the burning oneness binding everything.

Bruce Birchard

Affirming the Heart of Climate Advocacy

Students find their voice lobbying for climate policy in the halls of Congress. With podcast and author chat.

Jose Aguto and Emily Wirzba

Friends Journal looks at war

60th Anniversary: Even in its first year, Friends Journal remembered the atomic bombing of the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki ten years earlier. And, as might be expected, there was a lot written about the Vietnam War and opposition to it during the 1970s.

Staff